The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-10
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Three Bostonlans who killed two deer
In the Maine woods were fined 5000 an
coats. at8Nag Tia s.'. 85,5l .fiE ~,
Cardinal Gibbons 10 in Portland, Orc
Hs conferred the patlium on Archbishop
Groes yesterday. if&SlFti5 l77JIi'
During the pas. week 800 hogs died /,
tho vicinity. Of GeneaOe, ILL.,, Of cholera
Tho dlfease Ia spreading. ll@5
The knighls OF Labor will support tht
braaaworkera In tho great lockout whicl
began at Now York Saturday. a[l%,~f'5z,
Ono hundred survivors OF tho Fiity.ti,el
Regiment Pennsylvania Resoryea, yisltod
the Antietsm ba.tleaoldu yesterday. lI
At Chicago Saturday the Kern wing Of
the local Democracy nominated Judge
Gray to succeed himtolf. He is a Repub
lican. Is m s0r'i7''tr -.
A cable from Merida, Mexico, nays That
port hon been cloBed against the United
States on account OF the cholera In New
York. RIgga3gr &,7 iyl7I 3|e' !f1lt
Tho atory sent cut from Hurley, Wis,
about finding the bodies Of seven men In
q cabin in the woods near tha. place, is a
hoax. jiis5i; nm MI III M
The Merchants Hotel, 4 livery stable
and several other buildings as Emporla,
Kas, were burned Friday evening. The
loss iu $4,000. ls1.TI - -
The Canadian Minister Of Marine has
ordered an official inquiry into tho recent
wreck OF the propeller California. The
lmnveHtigation Il will probably DO hold in
Eleven mon are under arrest at Milwau.
kee, charged with picking pockets during
tho President's stay In town. It Is sup.
posed gang OF Eastern thievos followed
IN the wake Of the visitors. tl,f7E'8 q
Two hundred Grow Indians, led by
sword Bearer, have left the agency and
gono TO tho mountains. They threaten to
60 upon the war path. Several com
panies Of regulars hava bsen sent to the
scene. 5Jss 81, IN, ''s- -
q. W. Dermaine. chief bookkeeper OF
the Bank OF New York, has been missing
since last Saturday. His accounts hayo
been found correct, and he ia not known
to have had any business or family
trouble. J'$ l7g.557 =s-1' -
No additional deaths were reported to
the Quarantine Commissioners at New
York yesterday. The agents of the Alesis,
which brought the cholera over, say that
her misfortune has 4 discouraging effect
on Italian emigration to this country. y
Isaac Mayfield and A. NJ. S.rother, both
colored, are under arrest at Lincoln, Neb.,
charged with setting fire to a railroad
bridge near that place Wednesday night,
The fire was discovered before any acci-
dent could happen. Tho negroes meant
to rob the train. 10, I@I'.15
For come time the Canadian Govern
ment has been in receipt OF nows rather
diequiatiug in character regarding the In.
dians Of the Northwent Territory, who are
again showing signs OF dissatisfaction,
more particularly along both sides of the
International boundary line. Is.l.l7
The imports Of gold at New York last
week amounted to Sl.9l0,O03. The ex-
ports OF specie were $278,s73, of which
S253. .9o3 in silver and s4.470 in gold were
shipped to Europe and $4,000 in gold
went to South America. The imports Of
merchandise for tho weak amounted TO
sS,o0o. 1888. including $o.284,l3O in dry
goods. ~ 500. 81 -sis -
!, Commander.in- -Chiei Rea, OF the &. A.
K, Saturday announced the following
appointments: Adjutant General. Dan.
iel Fish, Minneapoliz; Quartermaeter
General, John Taylor, Philadelphia:
Judge Advocate Genersl, WhooIoct e.
Veassy, Rutland, Vt. The frat and sec.
ono named receive salaries Of s., 900 and
$1,000 year respectively. t,a. I5
J. D. Raymond, United States Consul in
Ottawa, Ont, about twenty years ago,
was found dead yesterday morning in
McCrady 4 Sons tsnnery ct Brookyille.
with bullet.hole in his side. Death had
evidently taken place early in the night,
It is not believed that he committed sui
eide, but how the shooting occurred is un.
known. The family OF the deceased live
in Ogdenaburg, N. Y. q 1Is75 =.
A supply OF tents for the Tampa yellow
fever refugees has been sent to Sanford.
Fla. The Surgeon General has sent a dis.
patch to Col. Haines, Superintendent Of
the Plant line Of steamers and Savannah
d Florida Railroad, stating that in bis
Judgment sleeping cars should not 20
beyond Palatka until the Tampa epidemic
is over and the panic shall have ceased.
In the Circuit Court at Belleyille. Ill..
August Gahr, Joneph Franz and William
Ward were arraigned on an indictment
charging them with displacing rail on
tho Illinois & st. Louia road during the
strike in, April, 1856. Gahr and Franz
plead guilty, and threw themselves on
the mercy OF the court. The longest term
iof which they can be sent to prison ia five
years. Judge Wall reserved sentence. u
y An attempt was made Friday night 10
wreck a Yankton passenger train on the
Milwaukee & st. Paul road, on a curve a
mile this side OF Ella Point, Iowa, by fast-
ening en- oak tic on the track. The epci.
neer discovered the obstacle too late To
atop, put luckily tho train was not de-
rallied. Over 500 excursionists were
crowded into the coaches, and had the do.
signs Of the Villains been accomplished
the loss Of life would have been terrible.
The St. GATHERINGS Street Railroad
opsned six milea Of road between Gather
ines, Ont, aud Thorold on Friday. Il in
run by electricity and proved perfectly
successful in every particular, exceeding
the expectations Of the managers. The
electricity, which is generated BY a water
power, is conducted by overhead copper
wire connecting with the cara BY means OF
small wheela which run along on the
wirea and thence through q tlexible con.
ductor. The cars arc equipped with q Is.
horse power motor, weighing about ! 600
pounds, which is placed on the front plat
form. u 't,3Itii2 .;Yti q ~, q : :
Af!erIa correspondence since the glass
makera in the West settled their strike for
q ~ cent advance, over a week ago, the
manufacturers and employees Of the East
ern diatrict mot in the Continental Hotel, |
at Philadelphia, and amicably agreed upon
o wage schedule and eattled the strike.
The conference lasted about three hours,
and was conducted in very friendly
manner. The compromise eiFectsi was q
Nart nd